As previously advertised, complete removal of vulnerable ports that
no one has stepped up to deal with:
archivers/pecl-phar Vulnerable since 2011-01-13
comms/libsyncml Depends on devel/libsoup22, which is FORBIDDEN
databases/mysql323-server Vulnerable since 2006-10-29
databases/mysql323-client Vulnerable since 2006-10-29
databases/mysql323-scripts Vulnerable since 2006-10-29
databases/mysql40-server Vulnerable since 2006-10-29
databases/mysql40-client Vulnerable since 2006-10-29
databases/mysql40-scripts Vulnerable since 2006-10-29
databases/p5-DBD-mysql40
Depends on databases/mysql40-server, which is FORBIDDEN
deskutils/buoh Depends on devel/libsoup22, which is FORBIDDEN
deskutils/libopensync-plugin-syncml

Mark FORBIDDEN the remaining ports that are vulnerable for more than
2 weeks according to portaudit (ranging from 23 days to 7 years).
The maintainers were notified by mail that this action would be taken
on 2011-09-03. (Ports for which maintainers responded have been/will be
dealt with separately.)
Also mark DEPRECATED ports that rely on the FORBIDDEN ports, and a few
ports that rely on those DEPRECATED ports.

- Remove the DESTDIR modifications from individual ports as we have a new,
fully chrooted DESTDIR, which does not need such any more.
Sponsored by: Google Summer of Code 2007
Approved by: portmgr (pav)